Transfer between Terminal 4 and Terminal 5 at LHR
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Transfer between Terminal 4 and Terminal 5 at LHR
Hi everybody!
Can anyone advise if a little over 6 hours is enough time to transfer from Terminal 4 to Terminal 5 at LHR?
Please consider that I am travelling in separate tickets, it means I need to clear Immigration and collect luggage at T4 and transfer by land-side bus to T5.
I am arriving at 12 PM to T4 on Qatar Airways Business Class and will depart at 6:10 PM from T5 on Iberia Business Class as well; but as I said, on separate tickets.
I will appreciate your thoughts.
Thanks
Can anyone advise if a little over 6 hours is enough time to transfer from Terminal 4 to Terminal 5 at LHR?
Please consider that I am travelling in separate tickets, it means I need to clear Immigration and collect luggage at T4 and transfer by land-side bus to T5.
I am arriving at 12 PM to T4 on Qatar Airways Business Class and will depart at 6:10 PM from T5 on Iberia Business Class as well; but as I said, on separate tickets.
I will appreciate your thoughts.
Thanks
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Go here to find everything you need to know about connecting at LHR: http://www.heathrow.com/flight-connections
Enter your airlines and date of travel in the appropriate boxes and you'll get step by step instructions , including time estimates.
Enter your airlines and date of travel in the appropriate boxes and you'll get step by step instructions , including time estimates.
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1) That should be enough time. Obviously, there is always some risk with separate tickets, but it should be enough time.
2) Unless you have a reason you need to claim your bags, you should be able to have the bags checked through, as both carriers are members of OneWorld. I'd ask when you check the bags in with Qatar (have your Iberia confirmation code handy). If you do that, then you could transfer airside, saving the hassle at immigration.
2) Unless you have a reason you need to claim your bags, you should be able to have the bags checked through, as both carriers are members of OneWorld. I'd ask when you check the bags in with Qatar (have your Iberia confirmation code handy). If you do that, then you could transfer airside, saving the hassle at immigration.
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Re: interlining (having the bags checked through). Maybe not, see this:
http://crankyflier.com/2016/07/05/on...s-onebagcheck/
http://crankyflier.com/2016/07/05/on...s-onebagcheck/
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